Palace officials indicate that the royal family is considering all options, including potential legal action, in response to the naming of two very senior members as Royal racists.
Meanwhile, Women's Day reports that Prince Harry is expressing a desire to return to the UK to reconcile with his family. According to a source, Harry acknowledges the severity of the situation and wishes to have a face-to-face conversation with his father to address and defuse the ongoing issues.
The recent events have served as a significant wakeup call for Harry, prompting him to recognize the need to engage with his family directly.
Piers Morgan recently disclosed that two senior Royals were involved in discussions about Archie's skin color before his birth. This revelation, inadvertently disclosed in the Dutch version of Omid Scobie's book "Endgame," has heightened tensions. The alleged discussions were initially raised during Megan and Harry's interview with Oprah Winfrey in 2021.
In response to the claims, King Charles is reported to be deeply saddened, feeling that his already fragile relationship with Harry and Megan has suffered further. He has chosen not to answer his son's phone calls, leading Harry to believe that a direct, in-person approach may be the only way to prevent further escalation.
Despite Megan's apparent skepticism, Harry is determined to address the gravity of the situation and fears a permanent rift with his family. Sources suggest that Harry feels he has no time to waste, considering the mounting challenges from overseas. Emergency talks between Prince Charles and Prince William were held to address the racism issue within the family.
Palace sources emphasize a careful, time-consuming approach to finding a solution, highlighting the need for decisions to be made with care and professionalism. Harry is reportedly willing to set aside personal issues to pursue a peace treaty with his family, recognizing that matters have reached a critical point.
Contrary to emotional manipulation concerns, King Charles is steadfast in his stance, expressing that he won't be emotionally blackmailed by his own son over the Royal racism scandal. Sources close to the king assert that he remains unconcerned by his name appearing in the Dutch version of the book and remains energetically resolute in his position.
